Timber Beam
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In the add-on modules RF-/TIMBER Pro, RF-/TIMBER AWC, and RF-/TIMBER CSA, it is possible to consider the resulting deformation of a member or set of members.
This model was used to explain the SLS designs taking into account the resulting deformation.
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Beam Deformation Resulting deformation
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SLS Checks Taking into Account Resulting Deformation
In the RF-/TIMBER Pro, RF-/TIMBER AWC, and RF-/TIMBER CSA add-on modules, you can consider the resulting deformation of a member or set of members. In addition to the local directions y and z, you have the option "R". This allows you to compare the total deflection of a girder to the limit values given in the standards.
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